Summer 1939

Volume 15/3

Thomas Wolfe’s “A Western Journey” Edward C. Aswell’s “Notes on “A Western Journey”” Ralph Bates’s “Conversations in Mexico” Ernest K. Lindley’s “The New Deal Faces 1940” Stories by Thomas Wolfe, Edward C. Aswell, Ralph Bates, and Ernest K. Lindley Poetry by Fritz Friedmann

Summer 1939

Volume 15, Number 3

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Records of the Vatican

By John K. Ryan

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Heimweh: In Exile

By Fritz Friedmann

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Scandinavia Through Foreign Eyes

By Halfdan Gregersen

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Subsidies for Rugged Individualists

By David L. Graham

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The Ancient World and Later

By A. D. Fraser

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Five Poems

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A Sophisticate Abroad

By Harold Lees Fowler

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Recollections of Thomas Hardy

By Llewelyn Powys

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Letters of a Man of Legend

By Fredson Bowers

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Diagnosing Europe

By Virginius F. Coe

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Conversations in Mexico

By Ralph Bates

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Democracy and the South

By H. Clarence Nixon

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Conductivity in Fiction

By Wallace Stegner

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The New Deal Faces 1940

By Ernest K. Lindley

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The Peacemakers

By Dexter Perkins

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A Western Journey

By Thomas Wolfe

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Financing China’s Defense

By Ch'ao-ting Chi

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The Poetic Mind

By Virginia Moore

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Notes on “A Western Journey”

By Edward C. Aswell

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The Murderer

By Sean O'Faolain

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Constitution, Court, and the People

By Rowland Egger

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Civil Liberties in England

By D. N. Pritt

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Varieties of Romanticism

By Albert Guerard, Jr.

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Three Woodcuts

By Dorothy McEntee

Contributor Profiles

Thomas Wolfe

Thomas Wolfe (1900–1938), born in Asheville, North Carolina, was the author of Look Homeward, Angel and You Can‘t Go Home Again, among many other works.

Edward C. Aswell

Edward C.